Artist calls in lawyers after Tories use his Burnham portrait without consent Stanley Chow’s cartoon was put on water bottles at party conference with the slogan ‘Bottler Burnham’ The Guardian - UK · 3h ago
Labour minister says 'I wouldn't link' Scottish independence with Brexit redo A LABOUR minister has said he “wouldn’t link the two” when challenged on whether rerunning the Brexit debate should allow Scotland to have a second independence referendum. The National (Scotland) · Oct 4
Nicola Sturgeon hits out at Labour's 'glaring contradiction' over Brexit and indyref Nicola Sturgeon has issued a scathing verdict on the 'glaring contradiction' in Labour's position between Brexit and Scottish independence The National (Scotland) · Oct 4
Mapped: The UK areas to be hardest hit by scrapping pensions triple lock Home secretary Shabana Mahmood’s Birmingham Ladywood constituency is among the areas where pensioners would feel the radical pledge the most The Independent UK · Sep 30
'Is this a 'sham' club?': Man City chief questioned after guilty verdict confirmed Ferran Soriano approached minutes after Premier League statement issued Evening Standard · Sep 29
Streeting says farmer who ‘foiled bomb plot’ at RAF Fairford only has ‘partial picture’ Police investigating whether Iran is linked to incident near Gloucestershire base used by US bombers The Independent UK · Sep 28
British man, his wife among 6 killed in Athens explosion An elderly British man and his Greek wife among six are believed to have died after an explosion caused a three-storey building to collapse in central Athens, with a gas leak suspected to be behind the blast, Sky News reported. The Times of India · Sep 26
Inside the real war games as Europe readies for an attack by Russia IN DEPTH: As warnings increase about a Russian attack on a NATO country, real-world war-games, whether played out around a conference table or on the ground as military exercises, are happening all the time. But the real danger is the potential for hysteria, fear and miscalculation to turn a shadow… The Independent UK · Sep 26
Scores of delegates walk out of Benjamin Netanyahu's United Nations speech SCORES of delegates at the United Nations have walked out during Benjamin Netanyahu's speech in protest as the Israeli prime minister branded… The National (Scotland) · Sep 24
Hampshire-Bound Migrant Dinghy Spends 30 Hours at Sea as RNLI Crews Race to Rescue Passengers A dinghy carrying 59 people was intercepted off Hampshire after more than 30 hours at sea, prompting a major rescue operation and renewed criticism from local leaders. International Business Times UK · Sep 22
Officials at a federally protected reserve in Tanzania found 10 dead lions. Now, investigations suspect it was a poisoning There are two potential human motives for this. We Got This Covered · Sep 22
NHS Data Breach Crisis Revealed as Only 400 of Almost 3,000 Cases Reached Privacy Watchdog NHS trusts investigated 2,914 patient data breaches since 2021, but only 409 were referred to the ICO, with monitoring practices varying across trusts. International Business Times UK · Sep 22
Tata Steel seeks fresh UK government funding as Port Talbot EAF project faces delays: Report Tata Steel has requested additional UK government funding for its Port Talbot plant. Delays in the plant's transformation are increasing project costs significantly. This request follows a substantial £500 million grant awarded last year. The electric arc furnace commissioning date has been pushed back. Britain's steel industry faces ongoing pressure… The Economic Times · Sep 19
Martin Lewis’ wife Lara Lewington gives update on painful health battle from hospital bed The tech journalist said she has been recovering after undergoing surgery last week Evening Standard · Sep 17
International Business Times UK · Sep 16 Reform UK Turmoil as Welsh Leader Quits After Arrest and 3 Councillors Resign Amid Durham Chaos Reform UK is facing renewed scrutiny after Welsh leader Dan Thomas resigned following his arrest and three Durham councillors quit amid allegations of bullying and chaos.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 15 Bonnie Blue’s baby outrage – and the dangers of our extreme attention economy The porn performer and new mother has posted a video of herself holding a baby, while promoting sexual content. It exposes something horrifying about our era, writes Arwa Mahdawi
Evening Standard · Sep 13 Trump downplays AI risks as ‘things that won’t happen’ Communities Secretary Angela Rayner said she was pleased AI companies were ‘talking about the threats as well as the opportunities’.
We Got This Covered · Sep 13 US officials ‘secretly flew diplomat out of UK’ after raiding his London flat amid allegations that he possessed ‘indecent images of children’ Diplomatic immunity is coming into question.
We Got This Covered · Sep 13 A divided Ireland is a result of a lot of pain, yet Trump wades into controversy knowingly, calling unification “a great feather in everybody’s cap” “President Trump is shooting from the hip as usual.”
Evening Standard · Sep 13 Angela Rayner ‘pleased’ AI companies talking about threats Anthropic boss Dario Amodei said he was concerned that since this summer, AI has been ‘advancing drastically faster’.
Evening Standard · Sep 13 Nigel Farage says £72m donations from crypto billionaires will help Reform prepare for government Reform UK has received two record-breaking donations of £36million from cryptocurrency billionaires
International Business Times UK · Sep 11 Hardeep Singh Kohli Rape Trial Takes Fresh Turn as Judge Presses Lawyers to Agree Evidence Before Hearing Hardeep Singh Kohli appeared at a preliminary hearing as lawyers discussed agreeing evidence ahead of his 2027 trial on 20 charges involving five women.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 11 Hastie accepts apology from Joyce over ‘traitor’ cartoon as Hanson doubles down and tells critics to ‘chill’ A split emerges in One Nation over the video, with Barnaby Joyce offering an apology as Pauline Hanson continues to refuse to take it down
The National (Scotland) · Sep 10 Greens launch bid to regulate AI over warning tech firms 'gambling with our lives' Zack Polanski's Green Party has launched a bid to regulate AI giants following warnings that tech firms are 'gambling with our lives'
Evening Standard · Sep 8 Air traffic control boss to face Transport Secretary as flight chaos to continue There is expected to be more disruption as airlines deal with the knock-on effects of Tuesday’s cancellations and delays.